Our final field trip was a fun, outdoor experience at Oak Hammock Marsh! There we got to go critter dipping in the marsh to discover different invertebrates and other critters, then we went on a walk to observe all the different plants and animals in the area, and lastly, we learned some fun Indigenous games! We had a fantastic day learning in nature!
Sunday, 19 June 2016
Saturday, 18 June 2016
Museum Field Trip
In May, we visited the Manitoba Museum to learn more about Light and do some exploring of the science gallery. We got to see a light show in the Planetarium, build kaleidoscopes and learn all about reflection and then explore on our own in the science gallery. It was a really fun day and we sure learned a lot! Check out our slideshow!
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Ms. Steven's Farewell Party
This is a very late post! We said goodbye to Ms. Stevens, our student teachers, at the end of April. We sent her off with a great celebration! We spent the afternoon having fun at the park and then sharing snacks in our classroom. We sure miss her and were lucky to have her in our class! Good luck Ms. Stevens!
Tuesday, 19 April 2016
Thursday, 3 March 2016
Guest reader
A big thank you to Mrs. Miller for coming to read to us today! Thanks for sharing about you, and your family's, love of reading!Thursday, 25 February 2016
TUSC
Hi everyone! Today was a very exciting day in our class...exciting for Zidane because it's his BIRTHDAY (Happy Birthday again, Zidane!)! And exciting for the whole class because we had our first TUSC meeting!
TUSC stands for Totally Unique Speaking Club. Each student has to prepare for a "job" where they have to present on a topic to the class, or take notes (secretary) or evaluate their classmates (general reporter). Today Kate led our meeting as Chairperson and kept things going well throughout our meeting.
Everyone presented very well and I know I enjoyed everyone's unique presentations! Way to go room 26! Here's some photos from our meeting.
TUSC stands for Totally Unique Speaking Club. Each student has to prepare for a "job" where they have to present on a topic to the class, or take notes (secretary) or evaluate their classmates (general reporter). Today Kate led our meeting as Chairperson and kept things going well throughout our meeting.
Everyone presented very well and I know I enjoyed everyone's unique presentations! Way to go room 26! Here's some photos from our meeting.
Sunday, 21 February 2016
Guest Reader
In celebration of I Love to Read Month, I've invited family to come in and read to our class. On Friday morning, we had the pleasure of meeting Marten Posthumus, a local artist and great-grandfather to one of our classmates. He has recently had his work published as a book and he came to share his process of art-making and how he started to be published. Art is a fantastic form of literacy and we learned a lot from a very talented artist.
His advice was simple, if you like to draw, keep at it. He told us he was not that good when he started as a boy but with practice and determination, he became better and better. His artwork was fantastic and the stories of how they came about were exciting to listen to. The students were quite fascinated by his talent and had many great questions for him. We're so grateful he came to share with us!
His advice was simple, if you like to draw, keep at it. He told us he was not that good when he started as a boy but with practice and determination, he became better and better. His artwork was fantastic and the stories of how they came about were exciting to listen to. The students were quite fascinated by his talent and had many great questions for him. We're so grateful he came to share with us!
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